News from our technical partners!
One of the most important Work Packages (WP) during the early phase of RES4LIVE is WP1, which focuses on the adaptation of innovative Renewable Energy Sources (RES) technologies to perfectly fit the condition and environment entailed by livestock farming. Let’s see one by one the latest developments in these promising RES technologies! ATB has undertaken […]
Partners team
Ghent University (UGent) Ghent University (UGent) is a university in Belgium with in total over 49 000 students and 15 000 staff members divided over 11 faculties. The research team involved in the RES4LIVE project is the Sustainable Thermo-Fluid Energy Systems group (STFES), part of the Department of Electromechanical Systems and Metal Engineering (Faculty of […]
Coming events
List of the upcoming events with RES4LIVE project partners attendance.
New people in RES4LIVE project: Sepehr Foroushani, Dimitrios Fakis, Giovanni Pollicino
Discover the profiles of Sepehr Foroushani, Dimitrios Fakis, Giovanni Pollicino.
Partners team: CRMT, MG, PSYCTO
Read the profiles of RES4LIVE partners: CRMT, MG, PSYCTO.
RES4LIVE video
RES4LIVE video presentation is now available on our YouTube channel! Enjoy the video and discover more about RES4LIVE project!
RES4LIVE – Clustering activities with other projects
RES4LIVE is already in a cluster with other projects funded under FNR-06 A&B and LC-SC3-ES-3-2018/2020.
Adaptation of innovative technologies for livestock farming
As we are currently in the tenth month of RES4LIVE, the works of Work Package 1 (WP1) are on full development.
H2020 project RES4LIVE 2nd Consortium Meeting
The RES4LIVE consortium met again, after its first semester, from 15th to 16th of April 2021.
Save the date: International webinar on RURAL GREEN ENERGY – June 22, free registration open!
The “International webinar on RURAL GREEN ENERGY” will be held online on June 22, from 2.00 pm CET. The webinar is organized by the PhD program in “Health, safety and green systems” of the University of Bologna, in collaboration with the CIGR working group “Rural landscape, structures and infrastructure planning and valorization” and the EurAgEng working group […]
